Giving a bonus after workers produce at a standard rate is an example of a ____ schedule.
A)fixed-interval
B)variable-interval
C)fixed-ratio
D)variable-ratio

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A fixed-ratio schedule is when a reward is given after a certain number of desired behaviors have been displayed. Giving a bonus after workers produce at a standard rate falls under this category, as the bonus is given after a fixed number of products or tasks have been completed.

Giving a Bonus After Workers Produce at a Standard Rate